Restaurants(10903)
Margotto e Baciare
Edit your favorite French dishes with customisable touches of truffle luxury.
Mino
Experience the exceptional quality that shines from Sendai's much-loved sushi eatery.
BAR PROOF
Hokkaido’s biggest city is home to its coolest icy cocktail.
Mie
Dive headfirst into the ancient culture Okinawa, in the area’s biggest city.
Kimiya
Be pleasantly surprised at the tenderness of meat that's so soft, a fork can be used to cut it!
Maruyasu
In peak fugu season, get yours prepared at one of the best fugu restaurants in the country.
Orlando
Be intrigued by the unconventional Italian offerings on this restaurant’s ever-changing a la carte menu.
Gion Endo
If it’s fresh fish you want, go straight to the suppliers themselves at their own boutique restaurant.
MAGICAMENTE
Be greeted by the best Italian food, with some rare dishes you won’t find elsewhere in Japan.
Onjiki
Taste traditional local cuisine that's bursting with the foreign influences of Kobe.
Gyosanjin
Munch on the freshest shellfish and seafood while overlooking the vast Kariya Bay.
Nojima
Why go for average, classic sushi when innovative options are there for the taking?
Terasawa
Discover Iwate prefecture in decorated bites of its seasonal produce.
Nukumi
Once the highest rated restaurant in the Michelin Guide Hokkaido, this kaiseki restaurant continues to bring a legacy of excellence to its new location in central Sapporo, at the top of Nakajima Park.
Kamejuu
Go back in time to the old residential neighborhoods of Tokyo for a bite of classic Japanese sweets.
Sirotae
Join the queue of Tokyo locals eagerly waiting for their slice of cheesecake heaven.
Himitsudo
Cool down with a refreshing bowl of shaved ice topped with fresh and fruity goodness.
Tonakatsu Yamaichi
Small in space, but big in portion sizes: a good trade off for a tonkatsu restaurant.
Backstube Zopf
Grab a beloved local treat, curry bread, at the best place to try it in Kanto.
Painduce
A heaven for all things baked, from flaky pastries to rare sweets from all over Europe.
Kuuya
Everyone has to try the specialty sweet of this legendary wagashi shop in Tokyo at least once.
Udon Sakaeda
There's no more authentic Japanese lunch experience than building your own udon bowl.
Madai ramen Mengyo
Slurp a snapper-based broth, or go out of your ramen comfort zone and try an experimental fish broth.
Topca Kanda
Lovers of both spicy and mild curry can unite at this Tokyo curry eatery that serves both.
Chuukasoba Kazura
An ordinary ramen-ya wouldn't have such a buzz as this one does.
Pâtisserie K.Vincent
Good things come to those who wait at this Shinjuku bakery.
Ramen Koike
Just a short train trip away from central Tokyo is the best toripaitan-style ramen.
Tantantei
This wontonmen has won the hearts of ramen lovers near and far.